Dynamic and partial reconfiguration are key differentiating capabilities of field
programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). While they have been studied extensively in academic …

Fine-grain reconfigurable devices suffer from the time needed to load the configuration
bitstream. Even for small bitstreams in partially reconfigurable FPGAs this time cannot be …

Integrating FPGAs with a general purpose computer remains difficult, but recent efforts have
resulted in open frameworks that offer a software API and hardware interface to allow easier …

Partial reconfiguration of FPGAs improves system performance, increases utilization of
hardware resources, and enables run-time update of system capabilities. However, the …

Signal and image processing applications require a lot of computing resources. For low-
volume applications like in professional electronics applications, FPGA are used in …

In the context of embedded systems design, two important challenges are still under
investigation. First, improve real-time data processing, reconfigurability, scalability, and self …

Partial Reconfiguration (PR) is a method for Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) designs
which allows multiple applications to time-share a portion of an FPGA while the rest of the …

The next evolution in cellular communications will not only improve upon the performance of
previous generations, but also represent an unparalleled expansion in the number of …

Dynamic partial reconfiguration (DPR) allows us to adapt hardware resources to meet time‐
varying requirements in power, resources, or performance. In this paper, we present two …

We propose in this paper, a timing analysis of dynamic partial reconfiguration (PR) applied
to a NoC (network on chip) structure inside a FPGA. In the context of a SDR (software …